Good evening.

I am using the latest version of Zoom 5.17.11 (31580), on Mac OS Sonoma 14.4, with a Yeti microphone.

Unfortunately, today it caused me a very serious problem in the recording of a meeting in which I participated along with another speaker.

While the other speaker can be heard normally, the recording of my voice has a very high pitch, which makes me sound funny.

I was able to edit some parts of the video by lowering the pitch, but this is not a solution, as I constantly use Zoom for such meetings, which need to be recorded.

Is there any solution to this?

Thank you very much.

My Mac Zoom version is 5.17.11 (31580)

I am trying to be able to use the breakout room feature and the button is not showing up. 

I did activate it on my account.

I did reinstall the Zoom app. 

I checked that I use the same account on both the web and my desktop app. 

Still no button. 

FYI I have the PRO subscription.

What should I do?

Our team uses Gong to record our calls. However, for a certain call type, our CSM teams have we require registration. We have tried adding the gong assistant to the zoom meeting on our calendars. However, gong can't use the registration link to join the call. Is there a way to get the direct link to a meeting and bypass registration for recording tools or internal presenters?

Has anyone had an issue where as the host, I can't mute certain participants in a zoom meeting? They can't manually mute themselves either.

The mute icon will display "muted" for a second or two and then come off of mute. 

This has happened several times over the last couple of months 🤔

I have scheduled a LinkedIn Live event on my business page. During the event, the stream appeared separately on the business profile instead of directing it to the event page I created. When I selected the event page, it showed the event as yet to begin. After the live stream ended, the video that appeared on the top of the page was nowhere to be found on my business LinkedIn page.

I double-checked the streaming URL, streaming key, and Live Streaming Page URL. The only potential error I found was including the comments section in the Live Streaming Page URL. However, I believe this shouldn't have prevented the stream from appearing on the event page.

In short, while I intended to stream directly to my business LinkedIn event page, using Zoom's live streaming function created a separate live stream on my business page instead of appearing on the scheduled events page.

I would like to know where this went wrong and how to avoid such instances in the future.